Reginald Perrin
Shouting at clouds
- Oct 19, 2010
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Que?btw, biggest controversy of the day. A player gets himself kicked out of the casino with 14 left after leaving the gaming floor to do something. Ends up with him DQ'd, chips out of play, and 14th place money. He has a reasonable stack at the time, so very unlucky for him I guess.
I know, I winked. My poker hasn't been going too flash, but I won the members' draw at the club tonight. Woo hoo.I am a very inclusive person Reg, surely you know that.
Looks like you managed to snag a decent seat on the redraw.
Yeah, super elite seat for day 3
Had the hardest table in the room by a mile. Me, Chu, Chidwick, Xuan Liu, Lim, Raiden Kan was not exactly piles of fun. Early on, I was pretty nitty and straight-forward early on since I kind of wanted to see what the field would do before I did anything else. Most interesting hand was the button opening who was pretty tight. I 3bet 98dd since I assumed he would fold way to much of his button opening range. Xuan now 4bets, but leaves me a really inviting spew stack size. Button folds, I thought about spewing it off like a ****** but eventually settled to fold.
Later, I was lucky enough to be changed table for balance purposes and got what I considered was the best table in the room. Lots of older local players, so I expected a pretty cruisey time of slowly accumulating chips. That didnt happen. I slowly bled away chips and made a few bad opens with 23-16bb, which when I got action from other meant I had to fold and eventually got to a stack where I had no fold equity vs opens for the most part with 12bb.
Last hand I shove J7o from the button vs two "nitty" players in the blinds based on what I had seen so far. I anticipated a calling range with 24 left 21 paid of something like 88+ and AJ+, so assumed I could shove pretty much any two in that spot. Instead, the BB tanked for a minute and called with K6cc and I didn't win, which shocked me, since he was left with under 10bb if he called and lost. I lost the run out (with a mate dealing) which was pretty crushing.
I came back later that night and came third in a side event at least
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Played the High Roller today. It wasn't a great spot, but there were at least 6 players who were dead money, and another 8 I would be pretty confident I was better than.
Early on, pretty straightforward. Got lucky to bust Jono K AA vs JJ pretty short in a straight forward hand. Played a few hands with Ben Willinofski that were curious, definitely interesting playing with someone where a lot more goes thinking goes into your betting strategy since you are so liable to getting check raised when you bet too thin.
My bustout was quite sad. I had 40k at 500-1000. Martin Finger opens to 2200 with 27k stack, worst player in field IMO calls button, I 3bet to 7500 from SB with KK. Finger tanks forever but folds (I thought I had him). Button calls again.
FLOP: 8 7 3
Villain shoves for pot out of turn. I check and call, he has Q9dd and makes a flush on the turn, I miss my redraw on the river with Kd.
That left me short, I shoved A5hh for 7bb from HJ. Steve O'Dwyer reshoves from SB, and I lose to A8dd even though I flopped equity.
Yeah, super elite seat for day 3
Had the hardest table in the room by a mile. Me, Chu, Chidwick, Xuan Liu, Lim, Raiden Kan was not exactly piles of fun. Early on, I was pretty nitty and straight-forward early on since I kind of wanted to see what the field would do before I did anything else. Most interesting hand was the button opening who was pretty tight. I 3bet 98dd since I assumed he would fold way to much of his button opening range. Xuan now 4bets, but leaves me a really inviting spew stack size. Button folds, I thought about spewing it off like a ****** but eventually settled to fold.
Later, I was lucky enough to be changed table for balance purposes and got what I considered was the best table in the room. Lots of older local players, so I expected a pretty cruisey time of slowly accumulating chips. That didnt happen. I slowly bled away chips and made a few bad opens with 23-16bb, which when I got action from other meant I had to fold and eventually got to a stack where I had no fold equity vs opens for the most part with 12bb.
Last hand I shove J7o from the button vs two "nitty" players in the blinds based on what I had seen so far. I anticipated a calling range with 24 left 21 paid of something like 88+ and AJ+, so assumed I could shove pretty much any two in that spot. Instead, the BB tanked for a minute and called with K6cc and I didn't win, which shocked me, since he was left with under 10bb if he called and lost. I lost the run out (with a mate dealing) which was pretty crushing.
I came back later that night and came third in a side event at least
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Played the High Roller today. It wasn't a great spot, but there were at least 6 players who were dead money, and another 8 I would be pretty confident I was better than.
Early on, pretty straightforward. Got lucky to bust Jono K AA vs JJ pretty short in a straight forward hand. Played a few hands with Ben Willinofski that were curious, definitely interesting playing with someone where a lot more goes thinking goes into your betting strategy since you are so liable to getting check raised when you bet too thin.
My bustout was quite sad. I had 40k at 500-1000. Martin Finger opens to 2200 with 27k stack, worst player in field IMO calls button, I 3bet to 7500 from SB with KK. Finger tanks forever but folds (I thought I had him). Button calls again.
FLOP: 8 7 3
Villain shoves for pot out of turn. I check and call, he has Q9dd and makes a flush on the turn, I miss my redraw on the river with Kd.
That left me short, I shoved A5hh for 7bb from HJ. Steve O'Dwyer reshoves from SB, and I lose to A8dd even though I flopped equity.
Oh alright thanks for getting back to me and once again ul in the main. from what youre saying does that mean i can start going allin with less than premium hands according to the chart because the others on the tab are just unable to call perfect